Embracing Change as an Adventure 🚗😎 They say that the only constant in life is change. In last week’s newsletter, Navigating the Plot Twists – Six of Swords, we discussed approaching life transitions by viewing them as opportunities and welcoming change as an adventure. This week, let’s discuss finding freedom in the Six of Swords.…
Navigating Life’s Transitions Life’s transitions are much like the plot twists in our story that keep things interesting. Like a book and its subsequent chapters—life is filled with moments when we are in flux from one phase or experience to another. Some transitions are smooth sailing, while others may feel like a hurricane on the…
This final throwback post marks the natural progression of our journey. It’s the last blast for this month. Growth and new beginnings are often paired with letting go. Tarot has an answer for these situations if you’re willing to seek them out. Meet The Hanged Man—a card of being “in limbo,” waiting and surrendering. A…
After reading last week’s post in The Hanged Man series, The Paradox of The Hanged Man, you should be familiar with new perspectives, setting boundaries, and the benefits of opposite actions. Now, do you know how you can (mirror) the Hanged Man to work in your own life? What You Put In Is What You…
Everything is upside down for The Hanged Man, but he doesn’t mind. Meet The Hanged Man! He’s one of the most enigmatic and complicated cards in the tarot deck. He is both simple and complex (kind of like the human condition). In essence, this card requires the willingness to suspend our normal way of thinking…
When it comes to cards like the Ten of Swords, it’s helpful to be reminded that tarot is symbolic and not literal. And, it’s true, there’s definitely a message of finality here. But, as unpleasant as the Ten of Swords appears to be, there is some good news. And that would be . . .…
Hello May and welcome new subscribers! Until recently, maintaining a regular meditation practice has been more loose thread than anchor stitch in the fabric of my life. It was present but not consistently woven in.  Working closely with clients looking for insight, clarity and peace in their lives fired up some questions of my own. …
